In this season finale of "Awkward Conversations," hosts Jodie Sweetin and Amy McCarthy explore how creative expression—through art, music, dance, and storytelling—builds resilience and prevents substance misuse in kids.
Joined by special guests John Lawler, award-winning director and arts education leader, and Dr. Steve Schlozman, Chief of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the University of Vermont Medical Center, this episode highlights the transformative power of creativity in fostering mental well-being, empathy, and connection. The conversation dives into the critical role arts education plays in schools and families, offering practical ways to encourage creative outlets while building strong, resilient youth.
From the science of addiction to the impact of influencers, take a peek at the topics, as well as guests of recent episodes of "Awkward Conversations," Season 4 by accessing the DEA news release.
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